Counter With Built - In Unit; Electrical Power Supply - Tecnodom TN 700 ECO Bedienungs- Und Wartungsanleitung

EN | Pizza Refrigerated Counters | User and Maintenance Manual

1.8 COUNTER WITH BUILT - IN UNIT

Air inlets of refrigerated tables fitted with built-in refrigeration units, which are located at the air intake gril-
le on the front part of the refrigerated table shall never be blocked or obstructed; this will ensure proper air
circulation. Therefore, avoid leaving products or other materials on the perimeter of the refrigerated table.
Please be advised that an increase in room temperature or inadequate quantity of air on the refrigeration unit's
condenser, will reduce the performance of the unit, possibly causing deterioration of exposed products and gre-
ater energy consumption. If the refrigerated table that is fitted with built-in condenser is tilted, make sure to wait
at least eight hours before starting the unit; this time will allow the oil to flow into all of the unit's components,
lubricating all parts once again; the unit can be started once this process is completed.
1.9 COUNTER WITH REMOTE CONDENSING UNIT VERSION
Electrical connections must be carried out scrupulously in accordance with current electrical
standards; please be advised that electrical and refrigerator installations must be carried out
exclusively by qualified staff.
For all refrigerated tables without refrigeration units (under remote version) make sure that the unit is posi-
tioned in an area that is protected against atmospheric agents, avoiding using the area as storage for materials.
Depending on the features of the condenser remote unit model, make sure to comply with the wall distances
and distances to keep from other obstacles in order to provide adequate air circulation that can ensure the
proper operation of the refrigerated table and making it easy for maintenance.
2 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION AND EARTHING

2.1 ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY

The installation and the electrical connections must be carried out in conformity with the electri-
cal rules in force. These operations must be carried out by qualified staff. The company declines
any responsibilities originated from the no observance of the above rules in force.
See the appliance electric diagrams at appendix - 6 at the end of this manual.
Before plugging in the equipment, it is necessary to proceed with its complete and careful clea-
ning, using warm water with no aggressive detergents and drying with a soft cloth all the humid
parts (read with attention the chapter "3 CLEANING" Pag. 32).
In order to carry out a correct plug in you must proceed as follow:
1. Before the connection to the electrical supply it is necessary to verify that the frequency / tension of
the line correspond to those written on the identification label of the equipment ("APPENDICE - 3" Pag.
116). A variation +/- 10% of the nominal rated voltage is permitted. It is needful to connect the appliance
to an efficient ground socket (see point 6).
2. It is advisable to install an onnipolar sectioning switch with opening of contacts at least 3 mm wide at the
source as for example automatic switch, fuse wire (the fuse screw must be removed from the socket)
switch for fault current and electricity meter.
3. In order to save the appliance from overload or short circuit, the connection to the electricity has to be done
through a magneto-thermal switch high sensibility (30 mA) with manual re-establishment, of the right power.
4. For protective device size, consider the power consumptions showed on the identification label of the
appliance ("APPENDICE - 3" Pag. 116)
5. It is necessary that the connection cable section is commensurate to the power consumption of the unit.
6. The law requires that the unit is earthed; therefore it is necessary to connect it to an efficient earth connection.
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